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Walking Across Japan

Julian Smith

Get a deeper knowledge of Japan, its history, economics and society, beyond the anime and "crazy Japan" headlines.

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Latest Issues

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Fading Orange

A short break from the Kinki Nature Trail this week. I had to go to Osaka, so while I was there, I walked the western half of the Loop Line around the city, from north to south.

a month ago
14
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Chocolate Almonds and Yellow Sand

A perfect early spring day, and as I left the station and turned left, ahead of me was a perfect cone of rock. If you were to make a cardboard model of a mountain, this is what it would look like. Left again, across the river, water ripplin...

a month ago
9
6

500 Yen and the Last Samurai

The other side of what I had taken to be run-down apartments next to Tohori station turned out to be a row of shops with living/office space above. All were permanently closed. Most shuttered. But one had no shutters and on the side “Let’s ...

2 months ago
10
2

Mushroom & Metal Roads

When I graduated from the Cub Scouts to the Scouts proper, I needed some uniform trousers. The colour of the trousers, somewhere between a light grey and brown, was called “mushroom”. This is the key colour of urban Japan. The pillars of th...

2 months ago
11
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  • Julian Smith

    I've lived in Japan for 15 years and walked all over the place. I thought it was time to put some of the things I've walked past and seen on (digital) paper.

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